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Well we would love to say that it’s because we are really very, very good at what we do um and consequently our customers value what we do for them. I happen to think that’s true. We’re an...

I think the main driver is the fact that because technology is changing so fast, organisations need to keep pace with that and they can't do it themselves, thankfully and so they come to...

I have never really known what I wanted to do, where my strengths are, where are my weaknesses. I have applied for jobs and I have spoken to agencies on the phone, things that I find really nerve...

You've been at the university now for almost a year and I hope you're beginning to get a feel for the place and I hope that you're beginning to understand what makes UWE tick...

Well I think there are many, we look at the health status, across the country right now which part of the country you go to you can find that overly relatively short geographical distances there are...

I think it’s when you’re starting off something’s that’s from scratch. The hardest thing to overcome is the lack of momentum. So if something’s light and small, you, a table and a phone and an idea,...

My name is Anne De Livera and I come from Sri Lanka.I studied my Postgraduate here at the UWE. It was a culture shock for me but the staff here were absolutely great they helped and walked me...

In forth profit organisations, the dominate stake holders are shareholders and the key objective of course is maximising their value. In non-profit organisations the objectives, are they less clear?...

My name's Rashmi Rajyaguru and I've just finished my BSc in Management. I came to UWE through clearing, I chose it because it was the closest university and it did my course. The...

Anne Alexander, Thank you for coming down to Bristol. The recession's impact on all business, with many just managing to survive, what are the main challenges facing businesses in the next 3...